US company · Registered in Oregon · Engineering team in Jamaica
Nearshore software engineering
SeeTech Software Solutions designs and builds custom web applications, mobile apps and websites for small and midsize businesses — the systems your team uses every day, built properly and shipped on a schedule you can plan around.
Built by SeeTech · iOS & AndroidNova Logistics & Courier ServicesCustomer app · iOS and Android · FlutterCase study →Teams that trust us with the systems they run on
What we do
We are deliberately narrow. Everything we build falls into one of these, which is why we are quick at them and honest when a project is not a fit.
The system your business actually runs on.
Bespoke platforms that replace spreadsheets, manual admin and off-the-shelf software that never quite fit. Built to handle your real workflow, your real data and the way your team already works.
iOS and Android, from one well-kept codebase.
Native-feeling apps for customers in the field or on the sofa. We handle the full path — design, build, store submission and the release cadence that keeps you there.
Fast, findable, and built to convert.
Marketing sites that load in under a second, rank properly and let your team publish without calling a developer. No bloated page builders, no plugin roulette.
Selected work
Nova needed its customers on a phone instead of on the phone. Tracking a package, sending a pre-alert, requesting a delivery and settling an invoice all had to work from a single app on both platforms, against the Courier Portal Partner API already running the business.
Our own product · In development
We build our own software too. Dialora helps businesses call back the leads who asked to hear from them: a clearly disclosed AI assistant qualifies each person and hands interested callers straight to the business's team.
Not yet available to customers. We're testing it internally.
Why clients stay
No account managers relaying messages. The people writing your code are in the room from the first call, and they stay on the project.
You see real progress on a staging URL you can click through, so the scope conversation happens while it is still cheap to change.
Code in your repository, infrastructure in your accounts, IP transferred on payment, documentation at hand-over. No lock-in, ever.
Fixed-price discovery, then a fixed price or a capped range for the build. Change requests get costed openly, not slipped onto an invoice.
How we work
You always know what is being built in the current two-week cycle, what it costs and what comes next.
We sit with the people who will use the thing, map the current process and agree what success looks like in numbers. Paid, short, and yours to keep whoever builds it.
Scope, risks and a fixed estimate
Clickable designs and a technical plan before a line of production code. You sign off on screens and stack while changes are still cheap.
Prototype and technical plan
Working software in your hands every two weeks, on a staging URL you can use. No six-month silence, no surprise at the end.
Releases you can try every two weeks
Staged rollout, real monitoring, and your team trained before go-live. We stay close through the first weeks when it matters most.
Live system and trained team
A named engineer who knows your codebase, agreed response times, and a roadmap that follows what your users actually do.
Support agreement and roadmap
Questions
Most first releases for SMBs land between $35,000 and $120,000 depending on scope. Smaller websites and integrations start lower. We quote a fixed price for discovery, then a fixed price or a capped range for the build — never an open-ended hourly rate with no ceiling.
A marketing site is typically four to six weeks. A first usable release of a custom application is usually eight to sixteen weeks. You will see working software every two weeks from the start of the build, not just at the end.
Yes. Intellectual property transfers to you on payment, the code lives in a repository you own from day one, and infrastructure runs in your accounts. There is no lock-in and no ransom for your own system.
Routinely. We integrate with the accounting, CRM and ERP systems you already run, and we are comfortable working alongside an in-house team — including reviewing their code or helping you hire.
More answers on the services page.
Bring the problem, not a specification. We will tell you honestly whether custom software is the answer, what it is likely to cost, and how long it will take.
No obligation, no sales script — a 30-minute call to work out whether we can help.